I'm looking for THE toughest dog bed on the market. We've gone through 10-12 dog beds in the last year and are tired of buying beds. I want one that can withstand the chew attack and last more than 4 weeks. Any suggestions? Thanks
I'm going to be honest here...my dogs don't get a dog bed unless they earn one. They earn one by not destroying it. I might give them an old rug to lie on...but that is it. If they are in the stage that the chew everything in sight...they are confined to a crate with no bedding. My little black and tan Cavalier likes to rip out stuffing of her bed...she gets a carpet square in her crate and she leaves that alone.
i could set up a good mushy area on the floor for her... possibly a dogs mattress and a blanket (on account that she's used to dozing under the covers) and you fairly might desire to declare your area returned, this desires to be an each and every of the time form of situation, in case you do no longer desire her on the mattress at night, she rather cant be on the mattress in any respect in any different case this is going to confuse her. this ought to in basic terms take some nights at maximum, yet your boyfriend desires to be in the comparable techniques-set as you're in any different case it wont paintings. each time she is going to get on the mattress you assert NO, if she jumps up in any case you're taking her off precise away, and positioned across her to her mattress. you will likely ought to do this distinctive cases by means of out the night which may make it so which you adult adult males are not getting to a lot sleep the 1st night yet she gets it. Be consistent! as a results of fact she will nevertheless be on your room she ought to truly whine or bark, yet she will shop attempting to get on the mattress, basically confirm you're rapid to deliver her returned to her mattress each time. After some prepare she wont even attempt any greater.
I would suggest you don't buy anymore dog beds. Going through 12 dog beds in one year is ridiculous.
I'mnot sure if they are available to buy, but the famous dog's home in London designed their iwn dog bed, the Battersea Bed. It was basically one of those hard plastic dog baskets, but wih metal edging so that the dogs could not chew it. You then just put blankets in for the dog to sleep on. This avoids the mess from bean-bag or cushion/pillow type beds. If the battersea bed is not available I would still go with a hard plastic basket with blankets inside
